MIFF premieres animated series on India’s women trailblazers 
Network18 reaches 250mn TV viewers, crosses 65bn social video views: Akash Ambani 
MIFF panel agrees youngsters driving documentary renaissance 
At APOS, JioStar’s Chatterjee says India most demanding live sports market 
AI-Made ‘Journey to the West’ series announced 
Vipin Sharma joins Big A24, Netflix films 
‘Toxic’ and ‘Mirzapur’ eye box office revival 
MIFF 2026 wraps up, winners announced 
Zakir Khan unveils ‘Papa Yaar’ teaser ahead of Netflix release 
American tech giant Google has removed its ‘Your News Update’ personalised audio digest feature from Assistant.
Google has removed the feature to ‘streamline’ its audio news ...
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JioPhone Next, costing Rs. 6,499, to launch on Diwali
The wait is finally over. The low-cost 4G smartphone that Reliance Industries’ Jio developed with Google will launch in stores from Diwali for Rs. 6,499 ($87).
The smartp...
Google to launch Android 12L soon
American tech giant Google released Android 12 last week, and now it’s launching the next feature drop, which is Android 12L. The L stands for large screens, as the focus of this release will be all about better adapting the OS to tablets, foldable, and ChromeOS devices. As per ANI, Android 12 will...
Alphabet earns record profit on Google ad surge
Google owner Alphabet Inc. has reported higher than expected third-quarter ad sales, a sign that the business is overcoming new limits on tracking mobile users and that online shopping is as popular as e...
Twitter testing in-conversation ad format
American micro-blogging and social networking service Twitter has recently announced that it will begin testing a new advertisement format on its platform for iOS and Android, that would fit the ads in between the conversation. ...
FB, Twitter, Google-backed Aussie body form panel on misinformation
Even as Australian pressure on tech companies and social media platforms to be made responsible for defamatory content hosted by them has galvanized the companies into action, a senior executive from Facebook in Washington said Sunday that the company would start nudging youngsters away from harmful content.